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I think it may be possible depending on how it is structured and the circumstances. Seek specific legal advice. A charge is some sort of encumbrance on title such as a mortgage or a pps act charge like the old fixed and floating charges.

Generally nothing, but with an installment contract this may be a bit more tricky as the smsf would be providing a benefit to a member. What if the member doesn't make the final repayment for example. title would remain with the smsf so the member would have made all of those payments to the...

Possibly. eg. A unit trust with units owned separately by yourself and the SMSF. You could borrow using your units as security. or Yourself and the SMSF as tenants in common with you using funds borrowed from a LOC secured on another property.

Off the top of my head I can't think of any reason why not. As long as it is a non related party.